Often, you see CGI digest of concepts that look only similar to actual products. Urbanears' Bagis headphones are the opposite: a actual product that looks similar to a P.C. mockup.
The visual deception is no skepticism helped by the Bagis' single-color construction. Made from rubber, every segment is the same shade of whatever gaudy shade you choose. Some might say they look cheap, but I similar to the look, and if you live in Eastern Europe you could set off your clarity of Ostalgie by shopping a span in uninteresting gray or olive green.
Fancy colors are good and all, but the Bagis (that's a horrifying name, by the way, a cranky between "bag" and "haggis") moreover have a tidy trick: the earbuds tear together similar to Lego bricks. One ‘bud is male, the other female, and they come together together to keep your connective tissue from tangling when not in use. This moreover provides a rapid visual (and tactile) anxiety as to that is left and right, something wily to establish with many earbuds.
Finally, similar to all Urbanears cans, the Bagis have an in-line remote and a mic for creation calls. The Bagis are existing now, for $30.
Bagis product page [Urbanears. Thanks, Valerie!]
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